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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-21
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Onani after JUNE 81, 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
leave NewYork Via Desorosses and CortIani srest
HARRISBURG PittOarg and the wo't Pullman P,la,
1:aso Dnn. smoking Ss.pn
w fs.ps Loas ta1e" I'm d nj Cory g,.
Centre and the oil RsstonS my 0'
Lse.nsn sSSa Sso sSila}{ mig G,S ,,,,
SsT2T Of Pullman Paror cars apd
Il. SaS Rnp S Gar iisaS WIZ
Ttsuar ~ 300 1ss and s ss9 II
go and M and sSn l,' psG
L9ng Bay aea. J%nct?n and int, b ,sa,
2'sa sIa $40 miteds. 40 sri S5or n: 6qsgaIT
For o si Point and aa' Sorot via NswYors Ph!.
AND S SST2 Gne Es sc T. M ay wa
stJ-r.sv Citv aordnr speedy and direct transfer %:
7raiSs srrSs From P.surs 40 80 1l;so $50. an 90
da From wasnnst SS and and sna 10
e. 5S $dS IS sS rs
f fsc go l 7co a ioo $50 go eaS and
g2S nTh spp ssC sso sp o S S35 i555 ''
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express NewYor via Desbrosses anl cors
go 7;2o g chicas, Limited and 70 wa,ni3s!oq LIN;
an s D p ~ and and ial5 night AccoGnciatoa $50 All
aad 40 o sSaass aIPpeia os S"
cns snnday. Connect e n r% IN anu
faei $50 r 4c5 sic ,i Ts' $50 $50 go
so1pi m is.S 3sc s Esgrs'' "SH es.
ssS M Sp sggS o ABB ieo i@ mite 4S Sos ess
Leave Phiiaielphia VIA Camden. 90, m. AL 40 },
Ticket ofrcs. Sac is5 and 94 Broadway Astor Hol',
Goop and BToCyn Ass s sa2a Tpt Ct % G
ia %owYor< Transfer Company will for AMI hs,s
Oasg1s: g pp rs sG'i Sr ed residences WOOD
General Manager Gen. Pass'r Agent
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Gteamboats eu1 RAILROADS..
TROY BOATS. CITIZENS =

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
"A. Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave
foot OF Christopher North River, daily except Satur.
day, p for Troy and the North Sunday steamer
touches at Albany. Troy excursion tickets % So
A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE-Pal-
"A ace Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
every week day at y. m. from Pier Al ~ r., foot Of
Canal-st
Freight received until the hour Of departure.
Leave Brooklyn via Annex, FultOn-st, at p. M
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave from Chambers St station for Enge-
WOOD, Ienany. C0ster, Sparkl and Nyack 80, TO-
:20, 30 and IL 80 rs 80, A. 80, 20,
40 $40, B. 10 80 p. m, IL midnight Sundays, 49,
9:3O a. m, and D. m For Manuel, Spring Valley,
Monsey and Tanans, 80, 40 80 m, so, 80
p m u 10 p IN. Saturdays only. Sundays 80 ~ M
p III.
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mo NEW HAVEN, 75c.

EXCURSION tsood dsys,. ~ IS
s,..merx G. n NoRIHAA and CONTINENTAL ieave
Peck slip Pier IS e H., IN. and II p M lsundays II
n M CONNECTING New.Haven with special trains or
MEHiDEN HAKTFoRD sPRINGFIELD, H0LfOkEs
Through eksts sod and oaxsase checked ~ VA SreAar
way, New York. and CsuE az. brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-21

American, Passenger Line
lur St. Tn Barbados Para Ma AMI. m, PcrnamDuco
Kv Dc JauclfO aud santos connecting lOt Monte
SdcO, Bucuos Ayrcs, Rosario and ports IA southern
Brazil
Steamship ALLIANCE, saturday, sept TO- at ,. IN
Fr.m Newport News, Va, wednesday, Sept IA, at
PkUL p. GERHARD & co, ten. Agts. 81 Broad.st,
York.
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for the week shown In todays statement The gold
which arrived yesterday ss50,0O will reach bank By
next Monday. dhe average Of the loans Is reduced
S22151O0 and the deposits decreased S5,529000-a
decrease that Is sl,463,700 greater than the other
changes call for. And the Street jumped
TO the conclusion that 1t was DAD
statement. 1t lie not a bad statement, but for
the OF the year remarkably good showing Sell
dom have the banks the end Of the third week in
August been in 20 strong position to meet all probable
ss the sRa TO Of e wee m
Decrease in loans, S7Ol75Oo decrease r IN ca s
crease IN surplus reserves. $473,36O.
The following compares the total statements of Aug 10 and
August ~. oo n,r
s AafS.s - Dec n;Issis
aSS S $ss5 5SS bse sis6oS
'' s5scSS ' 5J.sSS Dec pee 'g SSS
.n sts h total
ssSS sssssSS Dec Dec
Total reserve. s920l90Oo s9l,Oe9.4OO Dec si,s5O2OO
ssstSopOst,. ssls5s75 se.8Os,725 Dec l,ss22SO
surplu...... s4733.s25 - go Dec s.e795o
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows:
Saanes
The stock market to-day two hours was made up en-.
closed before opened. aud there greater num-
Der OF operators absent from the street than has Deen
saturday The traders who were present were
bearshy Inclined and the extent OF small fractions
they were able mark lower prices In that respect inc
greatest attention directed toward the miscellaneous
list of rash the good stocks. however came In Tor
their share of attention.. Manhattan Elevated was
s ssaa ia as, EVENING" GISsppS1 a
held weak at 81 96@, and Western
Union closed lower than yesterday The final prices
generally little better than the lowest and except
ing for NewYork and New-En gland, which furnished
OF the total sales the final changes from last
evening show declines OF only lea per cent The bank
statement ELECTED almost universal unavorable comment
and much stress laid upon the "arge loss In depos
its" In the comments on the bank statement printed
the changes for the corresponding week OF 1856
are given show the standpoint OF Ignorance
from which todays statement was so severely criticised
The market featureess and the changes In quota
lions without significance except showing apathy
a half-holiday. .
Government bonds we're dull The bids for the 4i9s
were of another Il and for the As were le higher All
nexed the closing quotations.:
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-AUG. 90.
TIE GENERAL LlSE
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WHITE STAR LINE.

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
% RM MIC. Capt Geadeli, wednesday Aug "a 10 a m
rADtfATIC, capt. Cameron. Wednesday, Aug 81 p. m
BKITANNIC tipt. farseil. wednesday, sept. T. IN.
CELL &c, CSPi irving ,g S zoo y, W. ION H.
IA il Don, $50 $50 $50 nd 100 II turn tickets
favorable terms Stecrage from or 10 the Ola country
second cab passengers CARED On these steamers
$50 aud SO For Inspection OF
plans other information apply At the companys Office No
ii BrOadway New.York. J. BRl CE ISMAi, Agent
SPECIAL NOTICE. ..--
The White star Line .steam'hlp AEABiC sailing
SATURDAYS, september 10 AMI october i, 10 queens
and Liverpool Will carry second cabin anl steer.
passengers only. The second cabin passengers
will be brrheT I'm the saloon staterOous and have
the saloon deck Thf steamer has very
superior accommodations for storage passengers Second
cabin S5 ~eeraRc $50 For inspection OF plans apply al
TIE Companys occ Al broadway. or TO any agent OF tue
line.
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E,RlE RAlLWAY.-Through trains leave
ehamberss local leave 2sSst from 70 20 min.
a m. Daly.-Day Express. Buffet Drawng.r room
estr B ~ LFrs ASTnesye RoSn
ocaties from 70 1't Cincinnati sleeping
p m DAILY Chicago and ST. Louis Limited solid
Meadyle Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago ald st
iao Ni2gara Falls Hamilton and Toronto. No extra
8 p m-Daiiy. Caicago Express. Pullman Day and
S ss2ns y S2s'a sSd GScdsos L Buffalo,
r. gh32WssS Pullman Sleeping Coach
and GPSssI w %ss1 dy % 4S
SSS g. Z 70 so ssg J. e 80 So s. t.
~ ~ 10 20 %' u p 100 90 noon As, 10 ESQ.,
Paterson week days a., Z AZ 40 ~ 1850 80
4l9 So 40 ., 5io' 80, go S'' SO TO- so SS
* 40 40 10 20 80 80 p M ~ midnight sundays a.
,,. pip 10 80 ?. m:' ~ mianighs. .o
s TO- ii 80 a. SI n 90 's 2 80 80, go SS
go 20. 49, s. 10 and IL midnight sundays,
Su is @o5 SssF "a d,;14 81 sJ "a 80 70 20
aiys-si5' 7:%5, 5 80, o. 10 20 a. M, 40, rs.
ws2~es IH s5 50 - 70 m. $780, 80 p M
Monticello and White Lake. a. H.. 80 p. m. Sundays
Ne AND ana sGnda go 80 m and g. NO. 80
Mon.gomery. a. M, $780, 80 .. IN. Sundays 80,
Klass,Sa' an q; m: sundays. 10 20 a.
Goshen As a. so ., 10 20 a. m, Box 80, 80,
4sSs q :, i aisdSSisht; Sundays. 5I5' $50, 8,
MIDI eown week days 45 As. 80. o, 10 20 M,
2:3o, $3.50, 4;3o, 8, s, p M, ~ midnight Sundays
$40, Z 40 3 80, 9, 10 20 q. M q, 80, p m.
Port Jervls. 40. go ., 10 90 80 80 30
T. s, II midnight. Sundays 40, 80, 8, 10 30 a.
O. $50, p IN.
Tickets or passage and apartments in Drawing Room
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for the
checking and transfer OF baggage may be left the Com
panys Offices, Nos. 317 4Ol, III, 957 Broadway 1S7
Wesrst, NewYOrk, No 33l Fulton-st Brooklyn, or at
the COmpanys depOts.
Express from the West arrive in New York at
ia rs, 10 :55 a. m. and 40 and 10 p. m.
r. IL. SOULE, Gen'l Mgr. L. L. FARMER, G.. =. Agt.
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ped STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New-l ORR ami Antwerp weekly.
WESTERN LAND einrsday. AUG. - tSu a. m
BELIZE Ian efnesday, oct 81. = T. m
Fan and Winter Rites First CABIN, $50 ant So Ercur:
$40 TO Sl25. second CABIN $40 ENcursion. s| and
Steerage very low rates
PErER WRIUIf a SONS Gen'l Agts So broadway.
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NETWORK ONTARIO & IVES TERN RY
~ Trains leave from ferries az West 42d and Jays
Az EST SHORE RAILROAD.

Nc CO., IsssSs: and % min,
utes s.rier from foot Of Jsy.st, North River
Detroit and Chicago % 80 a. M, :O5, 'o1o p. m.
r Lss BS 30 oS 3e R 3 m Suspension Bridge Niagara
Fails. . 10, y :55, :. 20 .05 9 is p.
EsG. ~ 81 II ;Ss r. g 6 SS 'IS
% IS, Ii 80 a, M d, q o5, . rs p. m; .o.,-
g i "a rs y S 55 r9?f fGFa 30 NeTpa 4
5; . ~ 45 p m. and a. m 45. 'e;o5 p. m Gram
For Montre1i and Canada East. 6 :o5 p m.
Ilamiiton London, y 90 a. M % 90 $40 p m.
cinnatf Detroit, chicago and st. Louis
Saratoga Specials. IL 80 a. m, 3 AS p m Drawing
LAKE George, il 80 Saturdays only 45 P m n;
II 80 as mt trains ms, station and 70 ph.
May sAa' ~ 40 a. M ~ a. 45 D. ~ Drawing
room Grand Hotel station aud Phanlela or Hotel
Kaaterskl and Mountain House, on ., 1l3O a. M and
PaienVle, Cairo and Mountain House Station, sl5,
ga f on 10 30 and rs M trains tOo car "
Daily, tDsy except Saturday. saturdays only.
For tickets time les, parIor or sleeping
dations Information apply at onic Brookyn 5$5
w3nnsS sw ~ YORK do eysG3 s5 sG3 Bosiwsy i5a IL
BOws-v 10 Park Place and West Shore stations foot OF
Hos ay l r. Fa E Rs
CUORE LINE. All Rail Route for Boston,
Station At : a. m. Limited Express except sunday,
FsS at cIaeD saG sa SSeO Eaprs
Sleeping cars to destination.
BOSTON WATCH HILL, NARRAGAN-
ID SETT PIER.
VIA STONINGTON LINE.
From New Pier SO, North River block above Canal
st. at p m. daily, except SUNDAY Through ear from
steamers landing Naragansett Pier without extra chrse
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i On ani after JUNE 81 1887.
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SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE
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FALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
IL NEWPORT. FALL RIVER AND EAST AND
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL Day Line Steamers

4
Il Il Day Line Steamers
NEWfORK and ALBANY.
Daily except sundays.
Leave Brooklyn fultOu-st. by Annex, b 700 a. m
Leave New YORK. Nestry-st. pier IS 40 a. IN
Leave New-YOfk " est 22d.st. pier. 20 90 a. M
For ALBANY. landing at lOnkers, West Point, New
burg Iouehkecpse, Rhlneb,ck, Cdtsku and Hudson.
Return ng leave Albany 80 m.
A fine BAND attached TO each boat
CONNECTIONS:
WI ST POINT NEMBUIG with down day boat
RHiNEBECK o. ferry) with special train ION hter
& Del H. r. Tor the SORTS OF the Catsku Mount ANS
CATSKILL, with -pacll train on the Catsklu Nj r. H.
HI DSON, VITA Boston s. Albany H. X FOR Chatham
Pittsneld, &c. =.
ALBANY, with y. Y: CENTRAL & II r. r. r. for
Utica, Buffalo, NIAGARA FALLS and the West with
boston Albany X. Il. for Boston g. ID. & H. Z. Co 9
Railroad for Montreal and the North, and Spell AL
TRAINS To AND FROM SARATOGA The New y ork
Transfer Co. will cali FOR and check baggage from hotels
residences
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DOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.

Steamer Kaatersk leaves on Tuesdays and Thursdayn
at p M on saturdays at D. steamer Walter Brete
at y. from pier foot OF Jay-st, n. X
Steamer McManus Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
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The above rnr,ls Ia all sizes for Mems, Ladie'
GUi rH.dr,us wear. noT 10 stock aud TOR sale b!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-29

TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE CITY
| of Wheeling, West Virginia
Clara Quinlsu with Benjamin Quinlan, her hus'
band,
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BRIDGEPORT.

Hon. VIM. NJ. LuptOn, OF Martins Fer
~, was in the city, yesterday.
Dr. John Cooke, Jr., returned from a
visit in the country yesterday.
Marshal John Stuff arrested a Bohemian
Yesterday, because he insisted on singing a
song before he left town.
Miss Clara Carroll, a charming young st.
Clairsville lady, we'll and iavOrably known
hereabouts, will be married to Mr.. George
Dunn, rising member of the Franklin
county bar, on Wednesday morning next.
Miss Nellie Moore, of West Wheeling, a
daughter Of Mr.. Jesse Moore, died on
Thursday, of typhoid fever, and will be
buried on Sunday at l p III. The mem
hers Of the High school will attend the
funeral in a body
Camp Hard Tack, at Tennent's Tunnel,
has broken up and the members all re-
turned home
A brakeman named Ell. Eherleiu, EN-
ployed in the c. l.. < W. yard, had his
lett leg broken while making coupling
Yesterday morning The drawbars OF the
/, cars slipped past each other and his leg
was caught, breaking it near the ankle.
Hon. Ross J. Alexander speaks IN the
interest of Democracy at Pasco tonight.
Al Porter, proprietor of the Bridgeport
Water Works, purchased fne 1000
pound horse.
Geo. NJ. Bartholomew, requests US to
state that he il the builder Of Braum's
uey delivery wagon.
Mr.. F. A. Drummond, prominentshOC
dealer OF this city, was married to Mis-
Fannie Gregg at Barresyile on Thursday
evening at the residence OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drummond arrived at home
Yesterday morning via. Wheeling aud were
tsEdeFed cordial reception by a humber
of relatives aid friends,
Mr.. W. F. Fisher, OF MnFTisiOwa, Dem
oc.atic candidate for Treasurer, WAS in the
city yesterday.
! George Pasco has accepted position
| with r. A. bTuL4lGSt.tt.
Mrs. James Alexander was called to The
bedside of her brother at Elm Grove yes
terday. Mr. Alexander is reported to b
dying
n. Kuhn has purchased the old Presby
terrain church property. Price, 81 800.
MIR. Alexander EhabOpdy removed from
IEtuaville to Massillon yesterday.
Mr., James Hitchcock was in the city
yesterday.
Miss CATER called on friends in Bridge
port yesterday
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO r. K.

=,
ieparture OF Trains rom sheennx: EASTERN
time, scht due IN enect octoeer Isl, i%.
ExprsS Ter Chlcass and the rthwea s'0
a. NJ, ~ p. N. ana Slo p IN. daily, ana Hlep y.
II: daily except saturday.
Express Tor CINCINNATI and ST. Louis, 80 a. m.
Gnd HIS o. m, daily
IAN sville Accommodation leaves Al 7sS q. m,
and arrive at 6l5 p. m, daily except sunday.
Hxpress tor Washington, ID g., Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York 500 m. and 5:b
p. IN. daily.
trains arftVa FINN chicagn 6Il1 and
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MARTINS FERRY.

Rey. d. B. Underwood, of Mt. Pleasant,
was IN the city yesterday
B rnard Mullen was buried in Mt. Cal
vary Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
A driving party composed of young la
dice went ont to Mt Pleasant last even.
ing, returning by moonlight.
Mrs. Jane Paxton, of Ashland county,
Ohio, is the guest of Mr.. ". H. Blackford.
VIM. Henderson, 4 well known colored
!, an, died yesterday. He will be buried
to-day at S'p. -
Miss Ora Boyd, who has been sick sew,
eral days, is conyalesceut,
Miss Ann F. Miller. of this city, has re,
turned from q two weeks visit in Ale
Sheny, Pa. She was met at Brilliant by
her aiego, HIS. James Y. Patterson.
Miss Georgia Lowe, On Steahenyille, i:
the guest OF her sister, Mrs J. b GILES
pie, of Third street.
George Schultz and Noble Gillespie, o.
Cortland, were in the city yesterday.
James FindlaS, Q: Eindlav, o., is al
home visiting his family.
Amos Curtey, of Michigan, a former
Martins Ferry man, is in the city calling
on relatives.
John White, of Marshal county, VIVA.
is in the city.
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ever held in this country, or the world.
The White Ribbon army has grown to gi'
eautic proportions, aud has become great
bower for good. Among it's leaders are
found many of our most brilliant ana
gifted women, who will fearlessly wage
this warfare until this traffic is abolished
Recruits are wanted er.ry"h'rs, AID IL IS
hoped Wheeling will fall into line. 1t has
long been regretted that SO few of the good
women of this city have identified them
selves with the Temperance work. Mrs.
L ]. Lyle has accepted position as or
ganizer of unions 1t is hoped many more
will follow W. c.. T. u.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE CITY
| of Wheeling West Virginia
Clara Quinlsu with Benjamin Quinlan, her hus'
band,
Josephine weitzel and John weitzeI, her hus
band Martha simpson and Frank simpson,
Ter husband, and Agnes Flanagan.
IN PARTITION. ~ CHASCEkS.
By virtue of decree entered IN the above
cause on the 18th day Of October, lss7, the IN
designed special commissioner will sell a. pub
lie auction at the front door Of the Cou House
of ohio county, West Virg'uia TO the highest
saturday. the asth Day Of November.
A. ID. 1887,
at 10 o clock a. m, the following valuable real
IS at to-wit 7 he west part Of Lot No. IL, In
John Mcl.ure's addition 10 the lty Of Wheeling,
West Virginia situate on Coal formerly Kenney)
street, fronting 80 feet on said street aud extend
ing eastwardly 30 feet more or lesS 10 the east
side of stone wall, and the west boundary OF
the east portion of the lot conveyed By Frank X,
De HaSS and Elizabeth, his wife, TO one Matthew
W. Miller. the right and privilege Of maintain.
Ing a sewer now running undt meath the said
west 20 ton Of said lot for the use end benefit
OF the east portion Of the said Miller lot, being
reserved 70 the said DE HasS and wife. Upon
saId property is a rwostory Brick Building con
tanning Fix TO ms. This IN the same property
heretcfo c conveyed 10 the late William FInna
gan, Of the City Of Wheeling, by Frank 8. DeliasS
day OF July 1866. recorded In the Office OF the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, in Deed Book No. so, ON pageiSl
TERMS OF SALE-Oneihird Of the purchase
money in cash, one-third In SIX months, aud the
remaining third in twelve months rom the day
of sale, tie said deferred intta'mens bear
ing interest from the day OF sale at
the rate OF six per cent per snnum, aud tn"
purchaser giving his notes with good security
for them. The purchaser in addition 10 the tint
naymcnt may make AR large n cash payne mt rs lac
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December 4l3a41ic, closing at 413c; May
45ta45fc, closing at 45tc. Oats-Cash No.
I2. 25s25lc; October 255c; November
253s2 SC; closing at 25se; December 25ssc;
May 294a29sc, closing at 29sc Rye-No.
2 5l4c- Barley-No. 2 re Flax Seed
n" ! 81 10 Timothy Seed Prime 81 Is
~ IS M~Ss POrk-Cash at S13 90; JAN
nary Sl2 3Oal2 65, closing at S12 62l.
Lard-Cash and October;6 65; November
S6 27aa6 IS, closing at Sc 35; January
St 3Od6 40, closing at s. 40; May S. Goa
6 60, closing at Sc 67I. Bulk Mests-Short
ribs So so; shoulders S. 0Oa5 20; short
clear S. S0a6 80 Whisky-At 81 10.
Sngars-Cutloaf &c; granulated &c; stand.
ard A &c. Butter Dull to firm; lsa
26c for creamery; l6s2lc for dairy. Eggs
Firm at 174a19c.
cincinnati.
CIECiNEATI, October %. Cotton
Strong Flour-Dull Wheat-Quiet: No.
2 red 76c; receipts 200 bushels; ship
ments 1000 bushels. Corn-Quiet; No
mixed 44Ac. Oats-Steady; No. . mixed
2s4c. Rye-Quiet; No. 9 55c Pork
Dull at $l3 90. Lard-In fair demand ut
50 30. Bulk Meats and Bacon Steady
and unchanged. WhiSky-Firm; sales
1880 barrels on basis OF 81 05. Butter
and Cheese-Quiet. Eggs-Firm at 1SalSIc
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., October % Wheat
Firm and higher; cSsh and November nc;
December 7ssc; May S4Sc. Corn-Active
and steady; cash 444c; May 46!c Oats
Firm and quiet; cash 2S3 May 3lk Glover
Seductive and firm; cash aud November
"a o.; December S. 10; January$ "a 90.
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lIEPNrtDElTED LTTHlCTGi
U iV:R GiIf | sILLIay bisTaeaTIS
Leuisiana State Lottery COMPANY =.

Incorporated in 1853 FOR 25yaais by the Legsls.
ture fOy Educational and Charitable purposes-
With a Capitsl of 81 90, CO0.-to which a rSsoryc
fund Of over $50 900 he's siRce been aided.
By AL overwhelming popular vote ~ franchise
was made part Of the present stste Constttu.
ton adopted December "a, A. d. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by he people Of any State.
It never scales CT pngtpone6
Its Grand single Number DYawtngp
take place monthly, and the Semi-GnnuEl
Drawings regularly every six monLhs June and
Decenber).
Asplendid opportunity 70 win fortune. fey.
enth Grsnd Drawing, Class L.. "a The Aca1smT Of
Music, New Orleans, Tuesday. k0yem Der
g IRS--2IAfh month"; DrRHlnR.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
DESIRABLE SUBURBAN BUILDING LOTS

IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE CIR.
/ cult Court, entered on the 10Th day OF October,
1884, 9Th day OF January, lsS6, and oh day II
Msrcb. Iss7, In The case OF j II. Good admins.
traitor ct Al, vs.. Mary y. Good 81 ais on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1887,
commencing at 10 O'Clock .. M ! will sell, ct
public auction. on the premises sbOu, Eleven
Acres OF the tract Of land known a. the "Benoni
Go d Farm" situate near the National road, five
miles cast of the ely of Wheeling.
plat has been made OF sli1 land, aud II will
be sold in building lots if desired by purchases.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc.Ihird OF the purchase
money, q ID as much more as tn purchaser may
elect TO pay, in cash. and the residre IN two
equal annual instalments, with interest nom the
day OF sale, the purchaser giving personal seCu.
ri'y for the deferred payments, and the title 10 be
retained until the payment OF the purchase
money in full !. +. JONES,
Special Commissioner.
certify that FOND has been given by the above
named Special Commissioner, rs required by the
sal 1 decree JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-29
COTTON.
New York.

NEW YoRK, October % -Cottou- Eas-
Ter; Uplands 0 11-16c; Orleans 8 1876;
futures closed quiet and steady; October
9.SSc; November SOC; December 3 SIC
January $500; February 9.67c; March
8 75c; April 8 S3c; May 9.9lc; June 8 9Sc;
July 10 csc; August 10 10c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-29
Y Z &C RAILROAD.

y T.. q G. RAILROAD.
Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Belairc al $40 a. N, arrives at Bellaire at
i0Op. N.
WOOdstield passenger train leaves Beliaire az
40 2. m, arrives al Bellairc NJ SD a. M.
SummRriield Accommodation leaves Bellair Gt
Loo D. m, arrives 81 Bellsire a. 1915 a. N
All trains daily except sunday Central stand
ard Time from Bellairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-29

sunday trains on X. 40 ky.. arrive al Charles.
Ton nj Clio p. N. waiting fpr q. X r. z. train No.
| /, a. Point PieasanI This II The shDt line ADD
parties purchasing tickets shopld s<t for TICK.
etc via The Ohio River EsilrcAd for inforros-
Y0l regarding the rs.es routss, &c, s6SrsAa
n, J. no SlsSOH'
ssnrkl Passenger Agent
tskogrburg, ". Va
YRED HCsZhkN,
Travelling Psi<engEr Agent,
ShseIfns ", Va